Our Summary

Adjoining original carriage barn with scope for further conversion into garage or further accommodation

There is plenty of potential to create an integral garage/workshop or further accommodation if required

The remains of an original lean-to glass house has been used to create an outside entertaining space with fire pit and this could become a restoration project by the next owner

Original brick flooring and step up to a further room at the end open to the roof at first floor level there is power and light and huge scope on this side of the property for further development subject to the necessary consents

Where there was once a lean-to glass house complete with grape vine the low brick wall remains and this partly enclosed area provides a great place to sit by the fire pit and would be a superb restoration project

Description

Lindum House is a historic Grade II Listed village house built of Hamstone with a partly thatched, tiled, and slate roof. The property has a beautiful façade with feature arch windows and some original stone mullion windows. The interior features exposed beams and A frames, window seats, feature windows, two staircases, and exposed stone.

The house has been partially updated with a new heating system, kitchen, and bathrooms, as well as the addition of a Garden Room and The Hayloft, a self-contained apartment with its own front door. The property has three usable levels, including a cellar below, and features a wide range of living spaces, including a Sitting Room, Dining Room, and kitchen. The house has a large kitchen with a range of shaker-style units, a range cooker, and a part-glazed dresser unit.

The property also features a utility room, a boot room, and an original cross-passage hallway. The exterior features a walled cottage garden facing south with a garden studio and a tennis court-like exterior entertaining space created from an old lean-to glass house.

5 bed semi-detached house

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